One of the common challenges front-end developers face when working with web designs is having to stack or layer HTML elements on top of each other. With the z-index CSS properties, we can change the order elements get stacked. In AtoZ’s final episode for season one, Guy Routledge shares about:

• The default stacking order of the document.
• What a stacking context is and how they interact with each other.
• How z-index controls layer order within the stacking contexts.
• And a method he uses for standardizing z-index across a project.

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